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Fibra Macquarie Mexico manager Macquarie Asset Management Mexico resigns; Fibra MTY unit set as replacement

Fibra Macquarie Mexico manager Macquarie Asset Management Mexico resigns; Fibra MTY unit set as replacement

ReutersReuters2026/08/01 01:03
  • Holders will vote Aug. 11, 2026 on replacing manager Macquarie Asset Management Mexico with Fibra MTY’s Administrador Fibra MTY.
  • Change follows Fibra MTY’s tender offer, which lifted its stake to about 81.38% of outstanding CBFIs.
  • Manager handover would take effect at the closing of the June 26, 2026 internalization agreement, subject to conditions precedent.
  • Vote also seeks to waive the management contract’s six-month notice requirement for the resignation.
  • Meeting materials also outline amendments to the trust agreement, including a revised management fee structure and removal of “Macquarie” from the trust name.


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